Lake Stevens High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Lake Stevens, WA)

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 po = oc The Pilchuck Staff Editor in Chief.... Assistant Editor... Business Manager Assistant Manager Staff Artist....... Assistant Artist... ..Ruth Backstrom .....Erleen Dyke ....Carl Worlund ....Enola Alliman .Gweneth Beamish ...Willard Walsh Class History......... Class Prophecy......... Class Will............. Calendar............... Alumni................ Mottoes and Activities.. Snapshots.............. ‘Departments ...................Alice Dings .....................Lyell Cox .................Enola Alliman .Elvera Abrahamson, Paul Smith ..................Viola Matson ..............Helen Wilkinson .................Ina Cushman Jokes.................................................................Florence Markham Dramatics and Debate.............................................Minor Godfrey Society.......................................................Angeline Sahlbom Courses....................................................................Roy Ronquist Clubs and Flashlight.......................................................Una Cushman Athletics.........................................Viola Matson, Forrest Ferris Gaoc Pane six o o --- oCJ

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WITH the deepest of gratitude for the efforts of one who has devoted so generously his time and energy to classes and to extra-curri- cular activities that have accomplished so much for our school, we dedicate this volume of the Pilchuck to Mr. V. J. Sebring. page

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 po —dcxhtdoc ‘TBoard of Education R. F. Walsh Director Wm. f. Houghton Clerk J. C. Jenne President J. C. Jenne, who is serving his second term, is president of the Board. William J. Houghton, clerk of the Board, is serving his seventh year, being elected last spring for a third term. R. F. Walsh, the third member, is serving his third year. The Board has been complimented both by County Officials and the State Board of Education for the success of the schools and the business-like way that they have handled the affairs of the school. During the past five years the debt of the district has been slowly but steadily reduced so that we are virtually out of debt at the present time. June the 30th. 1925, the County Treasurer’s report showed that when all the back taxes were paid there would be a cash balance of over twelve hundred ($1200) dollars. There is a bonded indebtedness of $1000 but provisions have been made to care for that; so by Tune 30th, 1926, all bonds will have been paid off. This is the first time in the history of the district that we reached a cash basis. If the Board continues to keep up their good work, as undoubtedly they will, better cpiarters for the high school will soon be available. page se:en